Brisbane's 2032 Olympics unveil cockatoo emblems after leak
The cockatoo has been official unveiled as the emblem for the 2032 Olympics and Paralympics in Brisbane. The organizing committee held a launch on Monday, days after an accidental leak of the mascot. An explainer video briefly appeared on YouTube last Friday, leading to screenshots circulating on social media. The emblem features a pink cockatoo, stylized to resemble an Olympic flame and the shape of Queensland state.
Brisbane's Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner said the emblems “reflect the Brisbane (that) people know and love: vibrant, resilient, connected, friendly, playful and a little bit cheeky.” The emblems are separate to the Games mascot, which will be revealed closer to the Games.
Read in depth: Sports
Rays face payroll and rotation questions after World Series loss to Brewers
Tampa Bay’s 98-win season ended in five World Series games. Its new ownership group faces questions about spending and retaining a rotation that helped carry the club to the...
Lamar Jackson practices fully as Ravens assess his return for Bills game
The quarterback’s full participation on Wednesday gave Baltimore reason for optimism, but coach Jesse Minter said the team would assess how he responds before Sunday’s game in...
Sources and context
ApnewsSource headline and summary supplied via NewsData.io. First collected by NewsJaws on 2026-10-05. This is an automated news brief, not original NewsJaws reporting. Dates reflect the source publication. Feed delays may apply.
More from Sports
